Finally convincing Spencer's parents that their son needs help, Spencer is sent to a mental hospital. Problem is, Spencer isn't crazy but no one will believe him. (( Mystery Kids makes guest appearances later. ))

EDIT 12/16/2015: New chapter is up! When the crew goes back to their proper universes at the end of "Mirror, Mirror," both McCoys are left in the wrong universe. BDSM, graphic slash, violence, suicide in one chapter. Mirror verse Fic is also on Ao3 with much better formatting

They survived the Mirror Universe. They managed to get back home. For Kirk, Scotty and Uhura, that's the end of it. For Leonard McCoy, however, the nightmare is just beginning.

Spock isn't qualified to undo Mirror-Spock's damage to Dr. McCoy's mind, so they call in a professional. (I've noticed that most fics on "Mirror, Mirror" follow-up focus on the discovery of the meld rather than treatment, so I thought I'd try my hand.) Rated T for paranoia.

...and one time it wasn't. Chronicling the melds post Mirror, Mirror, beginning with Spectre of the Gun. He just thought this was normal. Suck it up, soldier. But why was it getting worse?

Ultra Magnus and Rodimus have a little one-to-one time while trapped in an escape pod. (G1/IDW Comics, MTMTE)

An AU where Billy is a Naga, which Spencer discovers in the woods near his home. Shenanigan will ensue. I own nothing. Big thanks to the dude that's my family group. You guys are my inspiration.

So yeah everybody keeps writing about how Spence and Billy met, which is great and all, they're really cute don't stop. But hey why play follow the leader? In this adventure, Billy finds himself stuck in the middle of a ghost insect feast. Ghosts can't make more ectoplasm... How will they get out of this one?

McCoy needs help. Sometimes we forget that touch is a basic human need.

Transformers: Prime. Breakdown and Knock Out dealing with the aftermath of the MECH incident. Slash or not, your call.

Kirk and Spock are watching McCoy, and they don't like what they see. He has terrible nightmares, doesn't eat, and no longer finds any pleasure in baiting Spock. In fact, he seems to be avoiding the Vulcan completely. A conclusion to "Mirror, Mirror".

It is the year 1881, in a world of madness and terror. One retired army doctor, plunged into the thick of the eldritch horrors that rule the world, is about to find a refuge of logic, and hopefully a means to restoring human superiority.